Since the laboratory and other team mates had no more space to store all the bulky sets, I was assigned to store it on the 3rd day of the auction, much to my surprise. I don't normally store stuff for the team though.
The plastic is much harder than the current slope rails today or the ones made in Thailand. And of course not easy to find in this condition. The ideal piers are the orange piers shown above due to the claws that interfere with the downward curve. It is not the best design, but the positioning of the in-built piers are placed in such a way to allow 1 track to be placed underneath. The idea of built in nubs are always appreciated though, but never was commercialised.
The plastic is much harder than the current slope rails today or the ones made in Thailand. And of course not easy to find in this condition. The ideal piers are the orange piers shown above due to the claws that interfere with the downward curve. It is not the best design, but the positioning of the in-built piers are placed in such a way to allow 1 track to be placed underneath. The idea of built in nubs are always appreciated though, but never was commercialised.
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